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Industrial Engineering Professor Named Head of Department - Vimarsana News

Industrial Engineering Professor Named Head of Department

Chase Rainwater, an alumnus and professor of industrial engineering known for his outstanding mentorship of students, has been named head of the Department of Industrial Engineering effective June 1.

Source: uark.edu
Industrial Engineering Professor Receives Distinguished Educator Award - Vimarsana News

Industrial Engineering Professor Receives Distinguished Educator Award

Manuel Rossetti, industrial engineering professor, has received the Holzman Distinguished Educator Award, which recognizes educators who contribute significantly to the industrial engineering profession.

Source: uark.edu
Pohl Seeks to Transform Lives Through Education as GSIE Dean - Vimarsana News

Pohl Seeks to Transform Lives Through Education as GSIE Dean

Ed Pohl and his siblings were the first generation of their family to attend college. He wants to bring the transformative power of higher education to graduate and international students.

Source: uark.edu
Ed Pohl Named Next Dean of UA Grad School and International Education - Vimarsana News

Ed Pohl Named Next Dean of UA Grad School and International Education

As a scholar, Pohl has conducted research in risk, reliability, engineering optimization, healthcare logistics, and supply chain risk analysis.

Criminology Faculty Awarded NSF Grant to Lead Research Experiences for Undergraduates - Vimarsana News

Criminology Faculty Awarded NSF Grant to Lead Research Experiences for Undergraduates

The research experience will welcome undergraduate students to the U of A to learn innovative approaches in crime analysis, starting in the summer of 2024.

Source: uark.edu